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  • Austin Uwudia

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    These videos are way too fast to catch up for learners. The speed should be a max of x1 (normal)

  • Michael Soroyewun

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    The replay button can be used to repeat the clip that is not clear or fast.

  • Michael Soroyewun

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    My question is that it is possible to go over the course after completion to revise for the final certification exam.

  • Oluwakemi Ajibola

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    Please can the training platform be left accessible for sometime after the challenge?

  • samson Mawisire

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    November 26, 2025 at 9:40 am
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    To implement a manual IPv4-in-IPv6 tunnel, configure a tunnel interface on border routers at both ends of the connection, define the tunnel source and destination IPv4 addresses, and set the tunnel mode to ipv6ip. You will also need to configure an IPv6 address on the tunnel interface and set up routes so that traffic destined for the other IPv6 network is directed through the tunnel

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